[dighton]

If TGS could give a good explanation as to why he had these multiple screen names laying around from 2001, and why he was trying to play niman's game of making himself look like multiple people (which he knew had gotten niman banned many times), then I would recommend he be restored.

Multiple screen names aside, it seems to me that he was begging for trouble. Case in point: his repeated assertion that the Iraqi decapitation strikes were a fraud ("faux-decapitation"), and that President Bush, fearing a massive anthrax attack, had gone along with or arranged Saddam's safe passage out of Iraq. Awfully Michael Rivero-ish, IMHO.

[jpl]

Case in point: his repeated assertion that the Iraqi decapitation strikes were a fraud ("faux-decapitation"), and that President Bush, fearing a massive anthrax attack, had gone along with or arranged Saddam's safe passage out of Iraq. Awfully Michael Rivero-ish, IMHO.

Yeah, that's what I initially thought also. There's a little problem though. U.S. Army Colonel Tim Madere is officially on the record as saying that the bunker that we supposedly targeted in the decapitation strike doesn't even actually exist.

http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/919279/posts

His theory is starting to sound less and less Michael Rivero-ish all the time, IMHO.

[Wordsmith]

To be fair, TGS has never suggested that the Bush administration has done anything wrong. He's just been straightforward in acknowledging that the complete truth behind wars typically doesn't come out for years afterwards, and that it would be foolish for the Bush Administration to reveal everything they know about Hussein's regime and global terrorism at this time.